The Two Reds facts for kids
First edition
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| Author | William Lipkind |
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| Illustrator | Nicholas Mordvinoff |
| Publisher | Harcourt |
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Publication date
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1948 |
| Pages | unpaged |
| Awards | Caldecott Honor |
The Two Reds is a special picture book that came out in 1950. It was written by William Lipkind, who sometimes used the name Will. The wonderful pictures were drawn by Nicholas Mordvinoff, who often went by Nicholas. This book tells the story of a boy with red hair and a red cat.
About The Two Reds Book
This charming story focuses on two main characters: a boy with bright red hair and a playful red cat. The book explores their adventures and how their paths cross. It's a simple yet engaging tale that has been enjoyed by young readers for many years.
The Creators: Author and Illustrator
The author, William Lipkind, wrote the story under the name Will. He was known for creating imaginative children's books. The illustrator, Nicholas Mordvinoff, used the name Nicholas for his artwork. His unique drawing style brought the characters and their world to life.
Caldecott Honor Award
The Two Reds received a special award in 1951 called the Caldecott Honor. This award is given to books that have truly amazing illustrations. It means the pictures in The Two Reds were considered some of the best and most artistic of that year. The Caldecott Medal and Honor are very important awards in children's literature.
